Are you?" Len shook herhead and groaned as she allowed Lizzie to finish her anecdote. "The factwas we would never have known it was him if he never sp...ke. Even closeup, you couldn't tell he was wearing a mask." I'll have to get her to teach me a few things then. I dressed in dragfor theater class earlier today and the prosthetics- well, they lookedgreat until I moved my face." Perfect is the enemy of good," said Len, "especially if your goal isrealism. And his 'Elaine' looked more like a rubber. Ava scurried up behind her feline friend as they made their way up the driveway where a small shed sat halfway between them and the large house at the top of the hill. Their steps grew heavier as they made it to the shed. The air smelled of incense and when they peered inside the open doors white eyes looked back at them.Behind a long table was a man with colorless eyes, sheets of paper in front of him. He lifted a bony finger towards them and beckoned them inside. The girls looked at each. Jaq had seen us arrive and the door opened as we approached, we were both pleased with what we saw. Jaq was wearing a nurse's uniform, black stockings, and six-inch high-heel shoes. Jaq welcomed us both with a kiss on the cheek and led us into the lounge.Greg sat a little quiet on the sofa next to Jaq and I went to the kitchen to fix some drinks. I came back to find Jaq and Greg chatting like old friends and set the drinks down on the coffee table. Jaq looked over to me for approval, I nodded. About time, I thought as I opened the door. She breezed past me and I closed the door after her. There was something different about her but I couldn’t quite put my finger on it, except that her bag seemed to be heavier than usual. “Please excuse me.” She said and disappeared into the bathroom.I did a quick double take when she emerged after ten minutes. Wow! Did she look different! Stunning, as a matter of fact. She had changed into a plain white sari with a red border, the kind known as a.